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James Twiggs, an Irish innkeeper, and his wife Lucy Stillwell-Twiggs built Stillwell House in 1901 as a boarding house for railroad workers. Since 2000, the historic building has been part of the Si Charro! catering and events program. It was purchased by the Flores family, known for El Charro Café, for a family wedding.The property is now owned and operated by Candace Flores Carrillo, who has more than 25 years of experience in catering and event design. Flores Carrillo oversees events at the Stillwell House as well as the catering program for El Charro Café, Charro Steak and the Monica.In the next few months, the Stillwell House will be opening its doors to the public with seasonal open houses and markets. The series will begin with the Ghouls Night Out Halloween Market & Open House on Thursday, Oct. 29. The series will continue with the Friendsgiving Fall Market & Open House on Saturday, Nov. 21, and the Cocoa & Cookies Holiday Market & Open House on Saturday, Dec.

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